> This isn't true for AirBnbs, where if something screws up you're literally out on the street. This is nonsense. If, for whatever reason, the apartment that I

> This isn't true for AirBnbs, where if something screws up you're literally out on the street. This is nonsense. If, for whatever reason, the apartment that I'm renting out on airbnb is not available, I would not put a person on the street. I would invite them into my own place. And if even that is unavailable, then I would pay for a hotel room. Good service is not hard.